Mahogany Passenger Vessel Boats Review and Specs

Year: 1961  
Manufacturer: Scruton Marine Services
Price: US$236,250  

 

 



 

 

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1961 60′ x 18′ x 5′ Mahogany Passenger Vessel Certified for 95 passengers The COI is current and for the Hudson River Built by James Giliken on Harkers Island, North Carolina Gross tonnage: 48 tons Net tonnage: 32 tons Last survey: Winter of 2006 Hull thickness: 1 3/4″ mahogany Framing: Oak (2) 6-71 Detroit Diesel Engines (2) Twin Disc transmissions Generator: 10KW Northern Lights Cruising speed: Approx 10 knots Fuel capacity: 550 gal Fuel consumption: Approx 15 gph Radio: Uniden VHF radio Steering: Hydraulic Safety Equipment: 95 adult, 10 children life jackets (40 new in 2008)                              Ring buoy Fresh water capacity: 100 gal Heads: 2 Holding tank capacity: 55 gallons per head Bilge pumps: Float switch pumps in all compartments Additional features: Full size bar/kegerator/mini fridge Spares: (2) spare Detroit Diesel 6-71 engines and (2) Twin Disc transmissions   “This motor yacht was built in 1961 on Harker’s Island, North Carolina, by Mr. James Gilliken. The vessel has since been completely renovated and extensively upgraded.  A completely new mahogany interior has been added, including a four-sided mahogany bar, with new staircases and a fully renovated pilothouse.  The work was done under the supervision and approval of the United States Coast Guard.   You will enjoy the simple elegance of this 70′ Cruise Boat as you are taken back to a time of rich woods, brass fittings and a genteel form of river travel, with all the amenities of a modern vessel.”   Located in New York State Price $236,250 USD

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Fuel  Hull Material  Beam  Max Draft  Max Seating Capacity  Engine Make  Engine Model  Fuel Capacity  Length Overall  Number of Heads  Holding Tank Size  Water Capacity  Number of Engines

Diesel Wood 18 ft 5 ft 95 Detroit Diesel 6-71 550 gal 60 ft 2 110 gal 100 gal 2

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